The crypto market is not an automatic money machine; at most, it's an alley where coins occasionally fall.
When a coin is at your feet, you bend down to pick it up; if you don't see it, just keep your pockets secure and move forward steadily.
Too many people take 'steady progress' as 'missing opportunities' and see 'holding cash and waiting' as 'having nothing to do.'
They stumble, not because they can't understand the lines on the K-line chart, but because they can't endure the emptiness during a market lull.
Technical indicators can be copied, but only patience can be cultivated slowly; trading systems can be bought with money, but the steadiness of 'holding cash' cannot be purchased.
What I wait for is the moment when the trading system jumps out with the only signal—
The odds must be on my side, my restless heart must calm down, the account must be as steady as a rock, and the market trend must resonate.
During all other times, I only act as a bystander at the roadside, never jumping in to be an actor.
Those who always want to grasp every rise and fall will eventually be bitten back by the fluctuations, ending up bruised and battered.
The market doesn't close all day; opportunities are like subways passing through, if you chase them through the closing doors, you'll surely get caught.
One mistake requires six profitable trades to make up for the loss; impulsive actions ten times may change the ownership of your capital.
Money is earned through waiting, not by mindlessly 'doing' things.
Waiting itself is a reward: no random shots fired, no disturbed mindset, and when it’s time to act next, your fingers won’t tremble.
Treat 'not acting blindly' as a proactive choice and 'observing from the sidelines' as a special position.
Only then do you truly hold the 'option' in trading.
There are only two types of market conditions: those I can hold steadily and those I can thoroughly understand.
These overlapping opportunities happen only two or three times a year; the rest are just distracting noise.
The purpose of noise is to tempt your hands; when your hands itch, losses follow, while patiently waiting is the foundation of profit.
It might be better to turn off the K-line interface, adjust the leverage to zero, go for a run, read a book, or chat with family.
Let the account and the brain enter 'standby mode' together.
Waiting is not being lazy, it is secretly charging; an empty warehouse is not retreating, it is quietly strategizing.
When the wind truly blows, the bullets are already loaded, keep a mindset like an empty cup, and steadily grasp the opportunities in hand.
After that, prepare your pockets well and continue moving forward.
Remember: bending down before seeing money can lead to back injuries; reaching out without encountering opportunities will eventually lead to broken hands.
Being able to sit still during quiet times will allow you to steadily catch the opportunities when the market heats up.
If you can endure this loneliness, the moment the wind comes, I will definitely call you first—after all, those who understand waiting deserve to seize the wind.
